they had a search warrant in gun world in burbank. elliot rodger bought his weapons in three cities, including burbank. coming up at 6:00 tonight, we will be hearing again from veronica weis's father as he talks about gun control. tomorrow there is a big memorial at uc santa barbara. in santa barbara, mark matthews. >> it's difficult to digest for all of us. there are multiple crime scenes and many victims, we continue to hear information. here is an opportunity though who tried to save the life of a victim shot at a deli. >> he was rolled over and i tried cpr and i asked him friend. and i said, wait, is this chris? chris? and they are like, yeah. and i was just like, wait, what? no. >> unfortunately, she could not save the life of chris martinez. this is surveillance video from the horror riffic moments inside the deli when up bullets for flying in the store. chris martinez is from the santa barbara area. >>> senator barbara boxer tweeted today about the strategy. i can not find words to express my sadness, ang interdetermination to

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a search warrant was served at gun world in burbank. elliott rodger bought his weapons in three cities, including burbank. there is a much harmer vigil set for tomorrow at ucs, uc santa barbara. they're calling it a time of mourning and reflection. tonight a smaller vigil at west lake high school in thousand oaks. >> we wish them all well. >>> you might have seen the chilling videos posted by elliott rodger. technology is playing a role every step of the way in this story. scott budman continues our coverage. >> well, rauthis story not only started out on social media, it's brought people on social media together to talk about it. they love to share and debate good news or bad. >> elliott rodger here. >> reporter: from the shooter's self-made youtube video to the tragedy, technology followed this story from the start. >> i think it's because the tools have become simple enough for any person to broadcast themself. whether that's facebook, youtube or twitter. >> reporter: a series of complaints posted on the killer's facebook page and th

last night it was burbank. the night before l.a. police say they did not receive any calls with fights or crashes but the free money, this is something they believe that could spiral out of control very quickly. even the man behind all of this acknowledged that in a statement this morning. want to show you the statement right now. he wrote in part, large crowds lately, please, walk and drive safely. a young woman ran right in front of my car a few days ago. i will do my best to pick locations that are safe and be respectful to the locations themselves and the surrounding businesses and be kind and happy with each other as that is what this is all about. police agree with that whole heartedly. they're a bit concerned any time there is a lure of free cash that can bring out unsavory characters and whenever you have a big crowd kind of gathering very quickly, they are concerned that that could bring out a mob mentality. ways that they can monitor social media to try to stop any potential public safety threat, but nothing yesterday that

. >> sandy and tiffany say their latest flight into burbank was terrifying because of turbulence and they are not alone. this cell phone video on a recent flight to denver shows a flight attendant being knocked to the floor because of bumpy air. two months ago, a united flight from denver to montana sent several passengers to the hospital. >> they can't get it to stop. they are requesting medical attention at the gate. >> we were tilted on our right side and started to plunge and everything flew out of everybody's hands. >> a day later, it happened again. this time on a pacific flight from san francisco to hong kong, these photos from inside the cabin showed debris scattered all over. >> scientists say increases in carbon dioxide are causing more volatility in the jet streams. >> you will have a greater incident of turbulence, stronger turbulence. >> reporter: the specific kind of turbulence is known as clear air and cannot be detected. it creates bumpy pockets. in burbank, whatever the source, sandy and tiffany are not fans. >> i was sitting in the middle, so i grabbed everybody's h

. >> reporter: in seven days they'll go from a classroom to a real flight, phoenix to burbank, california and back home. sue's going to las vegas. if you're going to gamble, why to the gamble. >> no matter what it takes, i'm going to keep putting myself in that plane. and if i embarrass myself, so be it. >> reporter: it's saturday morning, we're at phoenix airport, it's the third and final stage of this class. call it graduation day. but who will pass? >> i feel a little nervous, anxious. >> reporter: nancy used to fly as part of her job. after a panic attack mid flight, she stopped flying and changed jobs. >> it's been about six years since i've flown. >> reporter: ross's mcguinnly's fear of flying kept him from attending his parents' own funerals. >> it's shameful. >> reporter: why? >> because others do it so effortlessly. >> reporter: he hasn't flown in 35 years. as you'll soon see for jessica, it will take all's efforts, her husband and her children. she's never flown before. captain ron says bring a book, music. >> get a drink, restrict your breathing through the draw. if you can con

it affected airports in burbank, san diego, phoenix, las vegas and salt lake city. at sfo most flights are delayed 30 minutes to an hour. >>> a idea to discourage bike thieves by loading bicycles with simple technology. the program that baits thieves. >> phillip king owns three bicycles now, but his favorite was the 91 fuji club given to him by his parents. a couple stole it in the financial district three years ago. >> it was sickening, i had the bike for so long, it was something that was special. >> the rate of theft is astounding. >> now there's a bike stolen every three hours. three times worse than smart phone robberies. >> officers have posted mug shots on craigslist to warn would be buyers. >> gps transmitters have been placed an unknown number of bikes. they are tied to racks hoping that thieves will take the bait. >> we can track them in warehouses, in cars, and welcome for them. there's been several arrests including the thief that stole the bait bike tethered to this chain. they hope the bait bike stickers will confuse thiefs. >> anytime, any place, any

>> well, that is a store in burbank and they served the search warrants and confirmed that they have served the search warrant warrants at the burbank gun shop, and he had leelly obtain ed them and three of them purchased at different places, and we know that as well legally. and what they are looking at with the warrant, we can surmise, because they want to make sure that all of the paperwork was in order, and yes, since he had never been committed to an institution, and he had no mental illness on record, he was able to legally purchase the firearms and the ammunition. he had 400 unused rounds in the car with him when that rampage ended his life came to an end friday. >> thank you, jennifer. and let me bring in a professor from the university of santa barbara. thank you for ginning me. >> thank you. >> and let's start with the five to seven minutes that the suspect was able to hold it together april 309 when the authorities went to question him after the parents expressed concern. i want to note that you did not treat elliot rodgers and we are just learning from his manifesto and f

. >> in burbank, some residents say they are inching closer to homelessness. >> putting aside the fact that finding another place they can afford will be difficult to impossible. the idea of having to move from this home is devastating to them. it really is a crisis. >> there are 15 cities with stabilization laws. san jose, east palo alto, san francisco, berkeley, oakland, hayward, and fremont. for instance, san jose tenant can challenge rent increases through mediation. that's mandatory, unlike the process in alameda county. but california law is clear, landlords may increase rent, any amount, as long as there is proper notice. john says it is free-for-all with too much on the line. >> as long as you respect the law, can you make it work. but if you let them do whatever they want, of course it is going to turn in a bad way. >> especially for the most vulnerable. host who need the help most. like john's brother and sister-in-law, disabled and unable it take care of themselves. >> they were born handicap and not able to be helped by us. they rely on us. >> we reached out to the landlord

i drive to brentwood every day from burbank and i mean i'm already paying more than i should be. >> reporter: california senator mark desaulnier wants to test it out because of more fuel- efficient cars and less driving. >> we want to do as washington and oregon have done in a bigger state with longer commutes much more impactful to our economy to make sure we find out whether it would work, whether the public would like it or not. >> reporter: as for how much the tax would be, that's up in the air. oregon charges 1.5 cents per mile. >> all those things are to be determined. we would he let the agency to do that -- we would let the agency to do that. it would be a voluntary program. >> if we drive up to mammoth 600 miles, we're being taxed on vacation? >> bobby kapel, kpix 5. >>> coming up at 4:41, what went wrong? federal investigators on the task of finding out why a stunt pilot crashed and died at a weekend airshow. >> a video surfaces of hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped. what their captors are now threatening to do. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, a deadly accident at travis force base. >>>

i drive to brentonwood every day to burbank. i'm already paying more than i should be. >> reporter: california senator mark desonia just introduced a bill to test out the dmt tax because the gas tax no longer brings in the revenue it used to thanks to more people driving fuel efficient cars here. the program is modeled after ones in both oregon and washington. >> we want to do what washington and oregon has done in a much bigger state with longer commutes, much more impactful to our economy to find out if it would work, whether the public would like it or not. >> reporter: how much the tax would be is still up in the air. oregon currently charges its volunteers 1.5 cents per mile. >> we would let the agency determine that because this it would be a voluntary program. >> we go on vacation driving up to mammoth 600 miles, we're being taxed on vacation? under construction o >> the main route from los angeles to vegas is shut down tonight. a bridge is under construction over interstate 15 caught fire and burned for hours. officials

also john wayne airport in orange county, ontario airport in the empire state building, burbank airport, and san diego airport. also parts of utah, nevada and arizona were affected including las vegas international, phoenix and salt lake city. the faa issued a statement this afternoon saying the widespread ground stop keeping all flights from departing those airports i mentioned was due to technical issues, some sort of computer problem, at the faa's language center air traffic control in palmdale. that center manages high elevation flights. some flights were diverted that were headed to the affected airports, others were not allowed to take off if they were headed here. now, during this ground stop, however, flights were able to land but again, they could not take off. now, even though this ground stop has been lifted, if you are flying in or out of the southern california region, you are definitely going to want to call ahead because there will be delays. at l.a.x., i'm kristine lazar, kpix 5. >>> happening right now, salvage crews have just raised the wreckage of a small plane that w

burbank police say people searching for money have created traffic nightmares. the l.a. county sheriff's department sent out tweets asking treasure hunters to be safe and considerate. >>> campbell police are holding a treasure hunt but instead of hidden cash, it's hidden challenge coins. those are coins police departments across the country use to i.d. their departments. many people collect and trade them. a san jose man was having lunch in campbell when he got a tweet about hidden treasure. >> that it was under an iconic structure in campbell, i figured it had to be the water tower. i drove by after lunch and here we go. found a nice coin. >> right place, right time. follow the campbell police department twitter page if you want clues how to find one. there will be more clues but not until next week, they say. >>> happening now, bottle rock in napa valley. our helicopter is overhead as the music, food, and wine festival kicks into high gear. tonight's headliner, the cure. tomorrow, outkast. sunday, eric church. the new promoter is trying to avoid the fiasco of last year

winds 31 miles per hour. 18, burbank. 17, santa ana. this stretches a large area, wolf, from sant a barbara to stake. very, very windy and the state very dry. >> very dry, very hot. almost 100 degrees in parts of that area and no rain. jennifer, we'll get back to you. >>> other news we're following including the spreading virus that has the u.s. officials increasingly concerned. the threat for the middle east respiratory virus also known as mers has cig cannisignificantly increased. 18 countries are reporting cases including two in the united states. some countries are taking dramatic steps to prevent a full-blown epidemic. brian todd is working this story. >> word today, one more country, netherlands, a confirmed case of mers. that brings it to the total wolf mentioned. 18 countries foy ies now. top health officials are getting more worried. the concern about this potentially fatal virus has significantly increased according to the world health organization. health officials say hundreds of people may have been exposed to the mers viru

santa barbara, hawthorne, burbank, and tahoe. it is simple. you give the sales pitch. month, you can fly as much as you want between those points. >> you talked about backers of the program and how it came to be. >> with my background in aviation, i ran a membership club. initiallyounder thought of this, i kicked myself. he had the vision. we went from there. it was simply about the matter of convenience. economic convenience and low stress travel. as you might suspect, between those points that i mentioned, there is a lot of travel. have created a non-stress travel experience. service private terminals. you can arrive 15 minutes prior to departure time. they know you by name. the crew and the pilots help you with the luggage. off you go. convenience, of you are receiving anywhere from two or three hours. we are very much focused on those people. that is part of this. the aircraft equipment will stop it is swiss made. is a turboprop aircraft. it is fast, safe, reliable stop it is quiet. our interior seating is executive seating. the front four seats face each other. wh

i drive to brentwood every day from burbank, and i just -- i mean, i'm already paying more than i should be. >> eric, i want to go to you first because we ended up talking about this yesterday. i was curious about what i see as three problems. that voluntary. what does that possibly mean? rural communities getting -- i can't say that word. >> screwed? >> yes. thank you. and three, tracking. the tracking. once you tell the government where you're going, then the government will know. >> and that's the only way you can keep track of it, is by some sort of gps system. so the issue is voluntary. that would go away right away. the other issue is five cents a gallon is what they're proposing in california. you get a car that gets 20 miles a gallon. you're increasing it by a dollar a gallon, and it's already one of the highest taxes in the country. here's the reason why they're doing this. as cars get bigger and better gas mileage per government mandates and trucks and other vehicles, their tax revenues for gasoline, gas taxes, diesel taxes are going down. they have to figure out how to make up

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this 14-year-old tatiana ramirez found $210 near a burbank shopping mall. she's giving the money to her grandmother who's sick. >> i really want to say god bless to him because this is really helping my family. >> reporter: now generous donors in other parts of the country are joining in. on thursday a man in washington, d.c. found $25 along with this note instructing him to buy coffee for someone who can't afford it. and from san diego to dallas to new orleans, hidden cash mania is quickly becoming a national phenomenon. back in l.a. hector guerrero uncovered this stack of cash last night. where did you find this money? >> i found it on the ivy on the other side of the lake. rimoney. mr. l.a. said he will keep dropping cash over the weekend and may take it to the east coast. >> that's what i was hoping to hear, he's coming to the east coast. i like the numbers, it's random. >> i'm surprised he only has especially when it comes to new york that's a great idea. >> now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. jup next medical news in our "morning rounds

. >> from beautiful downtown burbank. >> here is the star, bob hope! >> variety was the back bone of television back then. one year back then, there were like 18 different variety shows. everybody had a variety show. >> everybody was different because of who was filming the show. >> dean martin was just so loose he acted as though he was doing the whole show drunk without a rehearsal? >> this is a real international show, now, where else could you see a smooth italian and a slippery pole? >> he was funny, he was really, really funny. >> he always looked as if he was a bit lost. people thought that it was because he was tiddly. but that was part of the charm. >> here he is, ed sullivan! >> no matter who controlled the tv set on sunday, 8:00, you were going to watch ed sullivan. >> ed sullivan was a phenomenon. he was a powerful force. >> the beauty of the sullivan kind of variety show is that if you didn't like something, something else would be around in four minutes. >> no, no, it is very difficult. >> advertisers wanted everybody. and so they got eve

that sent ripples through the major airports including burbank and san diego. for a time no departures were allowed. around 3: 20 the faa was getting it back online. we met a woman who benefited from the process, most of the people had seen delays. >> i had someone mentioned they thought there were delays, we didn't think it would affect our flight. now you found out it will. >> we did. i heard i was trying to get an earlier flight. my flight was 8:30. virgin gave me an earlier flight at 5:10. >> i am delays. about an hour. >> frustrating? >> yeah. it worked out well for me today. i was running 15 minutes late. i got lucky today. >> the failure affected airports in phoenix, las vegas and salt lake city, the cause of the computer glitch is under investigation. >>> the jury deliberating the legal battle between samsung and apple had questions about steve jobs. the jury s asked what the apple foundy said when the company decided to file a lawsuit accusing samsung of patten infringement. the judge said they could not get any more evidence than what was presented at

>>reporter: last nature at the empire center in burbank hundreds of people em show up after word got out 3 people found envelope stuffed with cash. authorities worry that the internet sensation mate get out of hand. >> they are looking everywhere. in bushes. under cars. they are not paying attention and they are by causing a concern for us. >>reporter: robert abc news. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. one thing president obama says he would do if he could be anonymous for a day. could be anonymous for a day. wouldn't that be we'll be back in just a moment. we'll be back in just a moment. >> at that time president obama talked about the one thing he would do if he had anonimity. he spoke during interview with kelly and michael. >> anything tonight unrecognized without the secret service, what would it be in. >> i 0would go take a walk. i would just walk out this gate. i mate walk up to the lincoln memorial sit down there. maybe i would wander around and find myself at a little out door cafe or something and sit and order something and just watch people go by. >>reporter: something

i drive to brentwood every day from burbank and i'm already paying more than i should be. >> most people don't like it. so if by the way it passes, the state would start a pilot program in a city yet to be named, and here's my favorite part. the program would be voluntary. at least until it's mandatory. so if all goes as planned, neil, we would voluntarily give the state of california roughly $100 billion a year, and don't forget, the gas tax doesn't go away. this is just in addition. a little extra money on the side. >> sure, all voluntarily, as you say, trace, thank you very much. >> get ready for an even bigger push to go green. the white house issuing a dire report suggesting the extreme weather events are manmade. to mark ma ran know who says, not so. you always know the pressure your under when you come here and all these people that e-mail me saying that guy doesn't get it. why is he trivializing it? >> this report issued tide trivializes science. when you have this report come out, and its sole purpose is to push the agenda you have to question the science, and people like profes

lax, john wayne airport in orange county ontario and bob hope airport in burbank were among those affected. flights were diverted in several areas. >>> a marine salvage company recovered the cessna that crashed into san pueblo bay. they have also found the pilot's body. the fuselage was found in about 13 feet of water. it collided with another plane on sunday after leaving an air show in half moon bay. the pilot and passenger in the other plane were not hurt and ntsb -- the ntsb will lead in the investigation now into what happened. >> right now we're in the fact-finding phase. that's what we're doing, documenting this plane. getting witness interviews, talking to the surviving pilot. and the other witnesses. and that's our focus at this point. >> the name of the pilot in the cessna has not been released. >>> two people were hurt in a terrible head-on crash. this happened just after 3:30 this afternoon just east of 92 and highway 1 when a car drifted across the center line. these are pictures from sky 7 hd. two people had to be extricated from one of the crashed cars. the one wur looking a

one weapon was purchased in goleta, one in oxnard, and one in burbank. in addition to the weapons, the suspect had 34 loaded ten-round magazines for the pistols and seven ten-round magazines for the glock pistol. this investigation is continuing and we expect more information will be released within the next day or two. at this time i would like to turn the podium over to dr. kaminsky for some comments regarding the injured victims. >> thank you, sheriff brown. i'll be very brief. my last name is k-a-m-i-n-s-k-i. i am the trauma director now for cottage health system in santa barbara cottage hospital. s-t-e-p-h-e-n. on behalf of cottage health system i extend my condolences to the families and friends of those affected by this tragedy. our thoughts are with you. we are deeply saddened by the events that occurred in our community. we are doing everything we can to provide the best care to the victims who arrived at our hospitals. and our social workers and spiritual care team are providing support for the patients and their families. i can provide with yo

the anonymous millionaire tweeting of the locations and making the first drop in burbank yesterday afternoon. they're stuffed with 20 to $100 bills of >>: and comments by going into the doldrums bart controversy once again. if this time for an interview with the actors compared negative comments of on line to being an actual war. as the demand came wife of senator john mccain fire back on twitter calling her a joke. it can also suggested that her two sons who were actually in the military might talk with outrow. this is not the time first time how trope has criticized. your stanley roberts of bounds of people behaving badly. san francisco on ramp is a good way to bypass all the heavy traffic. that is in fear of driving a truck or passenger there are plenty of signs of however there is not on slot. cup matches about drivers ignore and design is about people using blood and a vehicle legally. right out and you will use the vehicle illegally. you did to drive as a solo passenger. also not as a purple line. except there is a catch drips caught some of not having one of those attached to your car

one weapon was purchased in golida, one in oxnard and one in burbank. in addition to the weapons, the suspect had 34 loaded 10 round magazines for the pistols, and seven, 10mm magazines for the glock pistol. the having is continuing, and we expect more information will be released in the next day or two. at this time i'd like to turn the podium over to dr kamenski for some comment recording the injured victims. >> thank you sheriff brown, i'll be brief. my last name is kamiski. i'm the trauma director for cottage health system in santa barbara cottage hospital. stephen. i'm the trauma director for cottage health system and santa barbara cottage hospital. on behalf of cottage health system i extend my condolences to family and forehands of those affected by this tragedy, our thoughts are with you. we are deeply saddened by the events that occurred in our community. we are doing everything we can to provide the level care to the victims that arrived at our hospital. our social workers and spiritual care team are providing support for the patients and fami

it is your old pal carson daly here coming to you from dimples in burbank tonight. "last call" is looking good. for music, we got the preatures. i am the avalanche is the subject the snapshot and we get things going tonight with a spotlight on actress allison tolman who's currently, by far, having the breakout performance of her career in the new fx series "fargo." so for more on allison, let's check out tonight's "last call" spotlight. ♪ >> marker. [ beep ] [ laughs ] [ beep ] >> that wasn't loud enough.

one weapon was purchased in galida, one in oxnard, and one in burbank. in addition to the weapons, the suspect had 34 loaded ten-round magazines for the sig sauer pistols and seven ten-round magazines for the glock pistol. this investigation is continuing and we expect more information will be released within the next day or two. at this time i would like to turn the podium over to dr. kaminsky for some comment regarding the injured victims. >> thank you, sheriff brown. i'll be very brief. >> spell your name, please. >> my last name is kaminsky, k-a-m-i-n-s-k-i. i'm the director. stephen, s-t etds-p-h-e-n. i'm the trauma director for cottage health system and santa barbara cottage hospital. on behalf of cottage health system i again my condolences to the families and friends of those affected by this tragedy. our thoughts are with you. we're deeply saddened by the events that occurred in our community. we're doing everything we can to provide the best care to the victims who arrived at our hospitals. and our social workers and spiritual care team are pro

hotter than mexico hawaii and it arose out of burbank 3 it's a very hot weather expected in the bay area towards you thought it was warm for the beaches yesterday wait until today. we don't have any sea breeze components 3 so no wind coming from the ocean. santa clara 98. we do have a heat advisory still in a factory to the plan to extend until 8:00 tonight. why think will break several records in fact a lot of locations haven't been this warm on this day and told back in 2008. satellite and radar not a raindrop and sides. high-pressure dominant over our area. the blood will turn more off shore as we head into the afternoon and that's going to allow for temperatures to really heat up. if as a closer look at afternoon highs it looks like that graphic is that correct but trust me we are talking about the solidity of 90s triple digits definitely and forecast. who did that graphic six in the main target here's a look into 7 day around the bay forecast today definitely the warmest of the week looks like will shave off a couple of degrees as we have a to tomorrow and then a drastic slowdown as

i drive to brentwood every day from burbank and i just -- i mean, i'm already pay more than i should be. >> reporter: stated senator mark desaulnier from concord introduced the bill because the gas tax isn't bringing in what it used to thanks to people driving more fuel-efficient cars. the program is modeled on both oregon and washington, who are also trying it. >> what we want to do as washington and oregon have done in a much bigger state with longer commutes to make sure we find out whether it would work, whether the public would like it or not. >> commuters didn't seem thrilled at the prospect of a vmt tax. >> we go on vacation we're driving up to mammoth and 600 miles. we're being taxed on vacations? >> reporter: another concern for drivers is privacy. the way it works in other states is a gps or tracking device is installed in those volunteer's vehicle so every time they fill up at the pump they are assessed is the tax. this is a big concern. the first time this plan was proposed here in the bay area a few years ago, one that will need to be addressed this time around. live in

i drive to brentwood every day from burbank and i just -- i mean, i'm already paying more than i should. >> reporter: state senator mark desaulnier of concord just introduced a bill to test the tax because the gas tax is not bringing in what it used to thanks to the people here driving more fuel-efficient cars. the program is model on oregon and washington who are also trying it. >> what we want to do as washington and oregon has done in a much bigger state with much longer commutes much more impactful to our economy to make sure that we find out whether it would work, whether the public would like it or not. >> reporter: commuters we talked to like kim robinson didn't seem all that thrilled at the prospect of a vmt tax. >> we go on vacation. we're driving up to mammoth. and 600 miles, we're being taxed on vacations?! >> reporter: now, another concern for drivers is privacy. the way it works is that you get installed -- or a gps or tracking device is installed in your vehicle if you take part in this volunteer program so every time you fill up at the pump you are assessed a tax. they di

one because of the very structure it has been burbank's that they need in the federal reserve banks to serve only shares in the federal reserve as a full entity. that's number one. there is a sort of event ownership. but beyond that, the philosophical relationship which is the strong one that started back in the jekyll island and has gone through today has been very strong as the first head of speaking very strong he was one of those that had been at the jekyll island so he got to be the head of the new york fed, and paul who was another of the men at the jekyll island was appointed by woodrow wilson to be one of the governors of the first federal reserve command from the beginning through world war i. so, from the get-go there was a connection between how it was established, why it was established, and the appointments that were allowed and physically done by the president at the time and that really hasn't changed. there's never been a suggested appointment that's come through that hasn't been accepted by congress who was supposed to have an extra say in this. it's always been a slam

we're at dimples in burbank. we got one heck of show for you tonight. coming up -- kaiser chiefs perform from the el rey. and we use the "last call" snapshot to introduce you to the legendary songwriter, chuck e. weiss. but first, marc maron is the comedian best known for his hosting one of the most praised about podcasts in the podcast universe, "wtf." this week, he also kicks off the second season of his ifc series entitled quite simply, "maron." for more, this marc maron in t

tonight, we're at "dimples" in burbank to bring you music from lp, a snapshot on the austin band, ume, and right now, the "last call spotlight." in about five years, sophia amoruso went from selling vintage clothing on ebay to running the fastest growing retail company on the planet. the story of "nasty gal" and her rise as the company's founder and ceo is chronicled her new book, "#girlboss" and for more, we go to 57 in downtown l.a. and meet sophia. take a look. ♪ >> a girlboss has her smile. it's ready to go as her

you're watching "last call" from dimples right here in burbank. i'm your host carson daly, thanks for being here. tonight, the colourist performs from the troubadour and we spotlight a new book called "the humor code." but first it's the man behind one of this summer's biggest blockbusters. in his carerr, marc webb has direct music videos for green day, weezer, maroon 5 and miley cyrus among others. but it was his workhelming "500 days of summer" that really put him on the hollywood map. his lastest gig of course is "the amazing spiderman 2" and it's the focus of tonight's first spotlight. from acabar in hollywood, take a look. ♪

at the corner of burbank boulevard and vesper avenue, he notices a beauty stopped at the light ahead of him. a 1932 ford victoria like this one. >> whoever owned that car put a lot of money into it because it looked really nice. >> he pulls up to take a closer look, just as a car races past him in the other lane. >> the car that was next to me was just not slowing down, and hit the back of this car without braking, and hit it really hard, and it just exploded and caused a big ball of fire. >> amazingly, the occupants of the car that rear-ended the vintage ford are only slightly injured, but the driver of the antique car is out cold and trapped in flames. >> i figured he was going to probably be unconscious or hurt pretty badly, so i immediately parked and got out and ran towards his car. >> the force of the crash has pushed the burning car all the way through the intersection. when steve reaches the car, he realizes the situation is worse than he thought. >> i think upon impact, his seat reclined back. i immediately tried to open the door from the outside. it didn't budge. i was tryi

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to "dimples" in burbank. i'm carson daly. thank you so much. you're watching "last call" and here is the line-up for tonight's show. in the music slot, doesn't get much better than franz ferdinand. and we're going to see them from live nion's "wiltern." plus, we snapshot a band that you should be listening to. we're talking about royal canoe. more on that in a little bit but first, richard ayoade is a british entertainer who's made the rounds in the u.k. as a comic, tv personality, actor, and filmmaker and is quickly picking up a great rep right here in the states and abroad for his work behind the camera. his latest project is a black

carson daly coming at you from dimples in burbank. this is "last call" and here's what we got for you tonight. the music's fantastic. the irish rock band kodaline will perform from the el rey. in our comedy spotlight, the very funnyameron esposito performs and right now immigration activist and pulitzer prize winning journalist jose antonio vargas has added filmmaker to his already impressive resume. "documented" is a feature documentary that explores jose's own personal journey as an undocumented immigrant living and working in america. so we go to whiskey blue right now at the w hotel. this is tonight's "last call" spotlight.

we have a house in burbank. >> you are not doing too bad. ordo you look at digital look at these comedy channels for material for your own television content? >> we do not. we have been locked in a writer's room for the past five months. we have to turn off the internet, no television. you guysas changed for since going on comedy central? >> we moved. we lived in athens, georgia, for a long time and moved out here. a big difference. you like it. we love it out here. >> george is pretty nice. you cannot beat california. thank you so much for joining us. more on "in the loop." ♪ >> time for the outlook. computer will be released in china as the company tries to compete with apple and samsung. the announcement was made at a conference in beijing. late at night. tell us about the details of this event and this tablet that going to compete with the big guys. >> bloomberg reporters are 24/7. always that beckon call. when news is breaking. beck and call when news is breaking. the ipad is a global marketer. itsmi wants to leverage cellular. they r

adjacent to isla vista, the other in oxnard and the remaining firearm was purchased in the city of burbank, all from a federally licensed firearms dealers. >> do we know how far before this happened he bought those three weapons? >> he bought the three of them i believe over the course of about a year. >> so there was this april 30th welfare check, where an officer went to his home. were they members of your department? >> yes, they were. >> so knowing now that essentially with due respect, your officers got it wrong in saying there was nothing wrong there. what's your reaction to that? >> well, i think it shows that the unfortunate situation that mr. rodger was, although deeply disturbed, he was able to put on a front, as it were, and convuns them, and obviously convince a lot of other people that he didn't have problems that were so severe that it would require some fairly extreme intervention by mental health professionals. he obviously had been treated for quite some time by mental health care professionals. he'd been prescribed medication and you know, he had a severe underlying menta

of the students buy a ticket for a round-trip flight from phoenix to burbank, california. >> it becomes a ball and chain that you drag around. to let go of it, wow, okay, now i can fly literally. >> reporter: it's a case of attitude over altitude. for cbs this morning, john blackstone san francisco. >> so you're a nervous flyer? >> i am very nervous. passengers you don't know i apologize, i'm a nervous flyer. i may be in your lap and this guy said to me the other day, please let there be tour lens. please. you may have to rock me like a baby and i'm bigger than you. he says, okay. i know logically what she said you're safe up there, but it's just scary. >> rocked like a baby. >> yes. >> we continue our conversation with defense secretary chuck hagel. we talked about changes in the way america uses military force and hagel blasted congress for allowing automatic budget cuts to shrink spending. >> are we unable to play the role we did in the past "a," because there's an inclination on the american people not to want to be the world's policeman, but we don't have the resources to do it? >>